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I had a root canal treatment before 15 years ago and doctor put cap on my tooth but 1 years ago my cap has fell out suddenly it is necessary to put again? I am confuse what to do now is it necessary to fix again and will it dangerous if i get delayed please advice me.
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First u go to dentist and take one Xray to confirm ur root canal treated tooth is perfect with no secondary infection and if tooth is  ok then go for a new crown.
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if root canal is good then u have to place a new crown or cap
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till u place a new crown dont eat hard food from that side.
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To protect the tooth for the future and to restore your chewing on that side you need to place the cap again. That will increase the life of that tooth.
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Need to check first the status of the existing crown structure and then determine the next step of placing the new cap .
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Visit a specialist check the current condition of the root canal treatment by taking X Ray and then go for new crown.
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